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Dr Phranq Tamburri comes on the show for the Trump Report; Davos, Greenland, globalists, culture, activism, silver/precious metals, economic and market conditions, etc...
Bill Hemmer breaks down why Greenland is at the center of rising competition in the Arctic, using maps to explain Russia's Arctic base footprint, China's growing interest, and why geography matters for future defense strategy.
In a brilliant stroke of genius, President Donald Trump has just disguised himself as a Muslim migrant so that Europe now has to let him invade Greenland.
Davos 2026 Live Updates: Trump says he won't use force to take Greenland, warns Europe is 'not heading in the right direction'
U.S. President Donald Trump wrote a letter the Prime Minister of Norway, Jonas Gahr Støre. Staff at the National Security Council delivered copies of the letter to European ambassadors in Washington DC.
It's my way or the highway... that's the message from President Donald Trump on Greenland. Trump has reportedly delivered an ultimatum to a group of European countries: accept the sale of Greenland to the United States, or face additional trade tarif
Following the failure of the Nobel Committee to award him the Peace Prize
Shades-wearing Macron hits back at 'bully' Trump and warns 'we're shifting to a world without rules' where 'international law is trampled underfoot and the only law that matters is that of the strongest'
According to Walter Bloomberg, an economy breaking-news account, on the 20th (local time), Denmark's pension fund AkademikerPension has decided to sell its entire holdings of US Treasuries and exit the investment. The move is seen as a response to
...Is a 'Huge' Achievement That'll 'Go Down in History'
Among the latest Greenland Truth Social Posts by President Trump below. He also asserted separately "There can be no going back"...
If borders become negotiable under tariff pressure, risks rise, investment falls, and fragile global norms further fracture.
As news began breaking very early Monday of President Trump's scathing letter to Norway over the country's failure to award him the Nobel Peace Prize, some pundits and journalists immediately questioned whether it is real.
But in reality, it would follow a long American tradition. The United States expanded much of its territory not through war, but through purchases: Louisiana from France, Florida from Spain, Alaska from Russia, the Virgin Islands from Denmark, and va
Asia's markets brace for impact from a possible Greenland conflict on global trade, equities and investment
